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1. The Board was led by a chairman and supported by a James Grierson until 1863 when he became the first general manager.
2. Grierson was born to James Grierson ( Manager of the Great Western Railway ) and Margaret Emily Grierson and was educated at Rugby School.
3. James Grierson lived at Laghall with his wife, Elizabeth Ferguson, and he attended for two year Scots'College in Douai, France.
4. Robertson was made Assistant Director of Military Operations under James Grierson and appointed a Companion of the Order of the Bath ( CB ) on 30 June 1905.
5. James Grierson granted a feu on the land, and the new kirk was built on the site it still occupies, although it has been rebuilt here a second time.
6. It's difficult to find james grierson in a sentence. 用james grierson造句挺難的
7. In the Army Manoeuvres of 1912 he was decisively beaten by Sir James Grierson despite having the odds in his favour, because of Grierson's superior use of air reconnaissance.
8. Sir John French commanded 2 Corps which were placed under Sir Douglas Haig and Sir Horace Smith-Dorrien, [ Sir James Grierson having tragically collapsed and died shortly after his arrival in France ].
9. In this the role of aircraft in reconnaissance was given far greater consideration, as it had been recognised that they had been instrumental in the unexpected defeat of Sir Douglas Haig's forces by Sir James Grierson in the 1912 Manoeuvres.
10. Robert Grierson was the only surviving son of James Grierson ( 2nd son of Sir Robert Grierson, 1st Bart . ), born c . 1679, Scotland ( he died April, 1721 ) and who married Elizabeth Ferguson, daughter of Ferguson of Isle.
11. In " Rising Sun and Tumbling Bear : Russia's War with Japan " ( 2003 ), Richard Connaughton attributed a later quotation to Colonel J . M . Grierson ( later Sir James Grierson ) in 1901, when reporting on the Russian contingent to the Boxer Rebellion, describing them as'lions led by asses '.
12. (issue 3 ) ALLISON LYON, born 12 February 1829; married, 31 March 1858, GEORGE MONCRIEFF GRIERSON, ( Merchant ), Glasgow, 2nd son of the ( Reverend ) JAMES GRIERSON, Doctor of Divinity, ( Minister ) of Errol, & his wife, MARGARET MONCRIEFF . George died 4 February 1896; issue ( 3 ) three sons and six daughters:
13. The late Mrs . L . W . D . Park, whose father James Grierson of Whitewood constructed the Rolanderie and Bellevue chateaus, wrote in an article in The Whitewood Herald ( 1950 ) As sugar was expensive and much in demand on prairies, it was thought that by cultivating the beet the farmers could produce a commodity which would rival wheat production in that it would give richer returns per acre.